>
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/39/31041.html
> __snip___
> Apple's iSync software needs a health warning: use at your peril.
>
> The long-anticipated release supports a host of new phones for the
> first time. However, from investigating the issue, it's clear that a
> wider beta program could have caught many of the more trivial, but
> deadly bugs, and better documentation is needed.
>
> This iSync can lose real data. In some cases, it's possible that
> contacts without phone numbers will be lost on the handset.
Hi Nick
Apple's iSync is still not perfect but is something that gives you
an idea of what a PC-Keitai integration should be.
I still do not understand why is so difficult to find a phone with
a nice sync application with a PC. I really see this feature as
a Must that should be included in every phone and OS.
I use Bluetooth over Mac Os X and Win XP and Apple software
is hugely better integrated than anything on Windows
Jim Hughes on mobitopia.com :
" in my experience (backed by the many Mobitopians and
Mobitopia readers I've recently asked) 99% of the problems
with Bluetooth are in using it with PCs (and predominantly
with Microsoft Windows). I wonder if this is this why Microsoft
are still shipping a so called Smartphone that doesn't
have Bluetooth?"
Cheers
Giovanni
Received on Thu Jun 5 16:12:44 2003